Featured Passover Table Decor >> Pesach theme cootie catchers
Passover 2023 begins at sunset on Wednesday, April 5, 2023 and is celebrated through sunset Thursday April 13, 2023 . Whether you are hosting a small intimate seder or organizing a community-wide seder, there is still time to order your Passover supplies and all the little extras that will make your Pesach celebration even more memorable than usual.
Be sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of this post >> The latest Adele/Beiber Passover Mashup is a must watch! #toofunny
Everything Passover Planning Ideas Supplies >> Passover Card
Everything Passover Planning, Ideas & Supplies
Quick Overview: What is Passover?
Passover (Pesach) commemorates the exodus from Egypt. On the first two nights there is a Passover seder, and the story is retold from the Haggadah. For all of Passover it is forbidden to eat Chametz (leavening). PartyIdeaPros.com turns to either Judaica.com and Amazon.com for just about everything we need to prepare for, and celebrate Passover.
Haggadahs
The Haggadah is recited during the Seder on the first and second nights of Passover. Since it is proper to discuss the Exodus at length on the holiday many people get Haggadahs with commentaries by Jewish sages. In fact, some people buy a new Haggadah every year to ensure they have something new to say at the Seder!
Here are just a few of the many Haggadahs.
Seder Plates
A Seder Plate is used to hold the items used during the Seder. Since these items are referred to throughout the first part of the seder, the Seder Plate is the center of the seder. Many beautiful and artistic Seder Plates are available in a variety of materials.
Here are just a few of the many gorgeous seder plates available in a range of styles, colors and prices.
Matzah Plates and Matzah Covers
Matzah (unleavened bread) is eaten on Passover to commemorate the exodus from Egypt. Three Matzahs are used while reading the Haggadah and during the holiday meal. There are many plates, covers and boxes to beautifully present your Matzahs during your seder.
Seder Pillows, Elijah Cups, Horseradish, Wash Cups
A little about Elijah Cups & Miriam Cups >>Miriam Cup in Passover seder is a new ritual that originated at Boston Rosh Chodesh (New Month) group in the late 1980s. The cup may be placed next to the Elijah Cup and is filled with water to commemorate the Living Water from the Miriam Well, the well that produced water as long as Miriam lived. This contemporary tradition emphasizes the role of Miriam, Moses' sister, and Jewish women in general in the exodus from Egypt.
Passover Tableware
Set an elegant seder table and keep the clean up easy with this selection of paper, plastic, and melamine tableware. From slavery in Egypt to freedom in Jerusalem, a colorful illustrations of the Exodus are accompanied by matzahs.
Passover Place Cards
We are officially obsessed with these free printable Four Questions Place Cards we found over at Almost Makes Perfect. We were just talking to a client and lamenting the fact that cute place cards with a modern sensibility are almost nonexistent and then we found these.
These are probably among the prettiest true Pesach placards we have found!
Update!!!
We are so excited! This year we have found a new treasure trove of interesting place card ideas!
The Little Extras for Your Passover Kitchen
Bedikas Chometz Kit
Bedikas Chometz Kit >> Kit includes 1 feather, 1 10″ wooden spoon, and 1 beeswax candle. Includes the prayers for bedikas chometz.
Candy Torahs
Yes, we know these Candy Torahs don't quite work and they are not Kosher L'Pesach but if you do not keep a kosher Passover, these Candy Torahs make great table decorations and even better place cards. Order early. You can even customize the “torah cover”
Passover Cootie Catchers
We were working on our Earth Day Celebration and found these Star of David Flower Seed Paper favors. We are obsessed. Use them as place cards, or scatter them on your tables for Passover table decor. And they are absolutely perfect for Tu B'Shevat! Each plantable paper Star of David comes chock full of a mix of perennial and annual flower seeds embedded right in the paper — you can plant them and they grow!
Kosher Wines
With Pesach quickly approaching we have begun exploring various options for purchasing a few cases of Kosher wines for our seders (Yes, we need quite a bit of wine to serve the 60+ guests over the two nights). This year, we turned to our friends over at KosherWine. com and JWines.com to see what they were offering. Basically we look to KosherWine for good table wines. And as usual, they are offering mixed cases of wine starting at $99.71 during their annual Passover wine sale. On the other hand, JWines is our go to merchant for premier Kosher wines. These wines tend to be a bit more expensive but be sure to check out their sale page for some great gets! JWines also offer wine club options, including an Israeli Wine Club, for all your Kosher gifting needs.
Passover Food & Candy
Update!
We just found these more unusual Kosher for Pesach Goodies!
Cookbooks
NY Times Passover Cookbook | Passover Made Easy | Seders Made Simple
Games and Activities for Your Passover Seder
Many of these toys make for playful place cards or fun additions to your seder table decorations.
Favorite Children's Passover Stories
The Carp In the Bathtub | Mrs. Katz and Tush | Only Nine Chairs | More Children's Books
Chag Sameach!
We just discovered this new video. Again, thank you Kosher on a Budget, you always post the best videos on FB 🙂
1 Comment
Kosher Wines & A Cool Way to Deal With Crumbling Corks | GreatGets.com
April 1, 2016 at 12:31 pm[…] you are looking for more than wine for your seders, be sure to check out Everything Passover!. They have some pretty cool ideas for everything from paper Passover plates to place cards to great […]